If you are running on a local system, you can also still use mqsilist for that.
C:\Program Files\IBM\ACE\13.0.4.0>mqsilist ACE13 -r -d2
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BIP1286I: Integration server 'IS' on integration node 'ACE13' is running.
Process ID: '3176440'
BIP1877I: REST API 'HelloWorld' on integration server 'IS' is running.
Deployed: '2025-09-02 07:08:22' in Bar file 'D:\GIT\Ace_test_cases\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.bar' Last edited: '2025-08-11 16:22:30'
UUID '/apiv2/servers/IS/rest-apis/HelloWorld'
Start mode: 'Maintained'
Java isolation: 'true'
Long description: ''
Keywords:
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BIP1277I: Message flow 'gen.HelloWorld' on integration server 'IS' is running. (Application 'HelloWorld', Library '')
Additional thread instances: '3'
Deployed: '2025-09-02 07:08:22' in Bar file 'D:\GIT\Ace_test_cases\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.bar'
Nice and old school
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Regards
Matthias Blomme
Integration Specialist
Integration Designers
Turnhout
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue July 22, 2025 07:11 AM
From: Emile Kearns
Subject: Check when the last application was deployed
Thanks for this, very interesting
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Emile Kearns
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri July 18, 2025 05:23 AM
From: Francis Cocx
Subject: Check when the last application was deployed
Hi,
Using the rest api you can easily achieve this.
Have a look at the apidocs of your integration runtime:
https://localhost:7600/apidocs/

For example:
GET https://localhost:7600/apiv2?depth=5
->>

We are already doing something similar to see if all our messageflows are up and running after a release. If you are looking to create some type of postman test project that will fetch all information for all your integrationserver I can maybe steer you in the right direction.
Let me know.
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Francis Cocx
Integration Engineer
Rijkevorsel